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Suzuki India September 2025 Sales Report - 25% YoY Growth
Suzuki Motorcycle India Pvt Ltd (SMIPL) reported a strong September performance with total two-wheeler sales of 1,23,550 units, marking a 25 percent year-on-year increase over 99,185 units sold during the same month last year.
Domestic sales led the growth, rising 37 percent to 1,05,886 units, compared to 77,263 units in September 2024. Exports, however, saw a dip, dropping to 17,664 units from 21,922 a year earlier as international demand slowed in some markets.
Suzuki's aftermarket operations continued to perform strongly, bringing in ₹88.1 crore in spare parts revenue. That figure represents a 17 percent jump over the previous year and marks the third consecutive month of record sales in the company's aftersales business.
Suzuki also used September to roll out new updates for its lineup. Four new colour options and refreshed graphics were introduced for the V-Strom SX adventure tourer, aligning with the start of the riding season. The company's first V-Strom customer expedition to the Himalayas further boosted brand engagement and visibility among enthusiasts.
In a more playful collaboration, the Avenis scooter appeared in a special collaboration with the popular Naruto anime series. The design tie-up drew attention from younger buyers and added a pop-culture element to Suzuki's scooter range.
Suzuki's market share has been rising steadily through 2025. Over the first nine months of the year, its share climbed from 5.05 percent to 5.84 percent-an increase of nearly 0.8 percentage points. The positive numbers come amid a broad recovery in the two-wheeler sector, fuelled by lower taxes, improved financing, and renewed buyer confidence.
Deepak Mutreja, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Suzuki Motorcycle India said, "September has been a remarkable month for SMIPL. The festive cheer translated into strong demand, driving 37% growth in our domestic sales. The recent GST reduction has further added to customer enthusiasm by making our two-wheelers even more affordable. We are optimistic that this momentum will continue through the festive season and beyond, enabling us to serve a larger customer base with our trusted motorcycles and scooters."
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